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How Do You Handle Diagnostic Uncertainty?

Diagnostic uncertainty is common in pediatrics, given the variability in presentation and progression of diseases in children.
1. Follow-Up: Regular follow-up appointments can help in monitoring the progression of symptoms and adjusting the diagnostic approach accordingly.
2. Re-Evaluation: Be open to re-evaluating the diagnosis as new symptoms emerge or as more information becomes available.
3. Parental Reassurance: Effective communication with parents, explaining the uncertainty and the plan for ongoing evaluation, is important.

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